SfnlORS - University of Baltimore

An Upsala player grabs a rebound despite the efforts of three onrushing Bees
Jumping high to take a pass from Len Glushakow i
fellow Guard, Freshman Howard Maccubbin
Tom Murphy finds his path blocked by the Mountaineers of Mount Saint Mary's as he attempts to make a lay up in the Charles
Street Gym
Second victories over Juniata and Towson,
61-44 and 66-42, ended the Bees' losing streak,
and at this point the most dramatic part of
the season began. Having a four and six record
in Conference competition, the Bees nevertheless
had a chance to enter the playoffs. Western
Maryland was the next opponent and, through
mid-season enrollments, had become the "hottest"
team in the circuit. Playing their best
ball of the season, the Bees won 59-55, but the
pace was too great and losses to American of
56-44 and Bridgewater of 73-47 quickly vanished
any playoff hopes. The quint closed
their long campaign by losing to Upsala 62-49
after a previous loss to Elizabethtown of 59-56.
Again it was Wilbur Phelps who led the
Bees by scoring 288 points in twenty-three
games, followed by Len Glushakow with 226,
Captain John Howell with 173, Don Buttermore
with 148, and Howard Maccubbin with 129.
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